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BUIDGE,JUNE 1, 1901.
CITT DIRECTORY.
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KNMiHTS Or PYTHIAS,
i omiE.No.8l.—Meets 1st and 3rd
jViays in each month. S p. m.
i.Cliesnut, (». (i.—J- K. Broc.Kett
rains decended and the floods
yesteiday.
ember entertainment at tbe opera
next Tuesday night.
Pike entertained at a lawn party
rfaursday afternoon,
elsewhere the display ad of R. L
giving closing out prices.
R. B. Coleman has been confined
room Thursday and yesterday.
regular June term of city court
; Monday. See list of jurors in
-r column.
hot weather doesn’t stop tbegrow-
the 8E/.BCH LIGHT subscription
The people kuow a good thing
they see it.
have been informed from a relia
uree that there are several cases of
t fever in the Northeastern por-
f this county.
are indebted to Mr. M. W . How-
ratine "pointer” pup, and with
it selling at 10c a quart, who doubts
ovting blood ?
,ets U. P. Gordon. J. I. Subers and
Townsend went to the Texas oi,
last week on important business,
oped they have struck ile.
. W L. Richards returned Monday
Jiark Ala . where he delivered a
encement address on Sunday last
High School of that place.
es Miriam Donalson and Rite
enstadler who have been attending
fries Scott College at Decatur, Ga
returned home for their Summer
on.
. D T. Sutherland with her three
daughters. Clara. Emma and Ma-
lelt Monday for Oil City. Pa., her
‘r home, arid will spend the summer
with her parents.
. and Mrs. Walter M. Hinson of
y. were in town Wednesday and
Hinson boarded the cars here for
~ross. where she visits relatives,
being her former home.
rodora Concert under thy direction
rs. Bowen Belcher for benefit of
1st Church organ fund Tuesday
June 4th, admission 50-35 and 25c.
rved seats on sale at Subers.
. D. A. Russell and little Miss'Ma-
are expected here next week from
sonyilie to be the guests of her
htfr. Mrs. f>. D. Baozer. on Evans
t Mrs. Russell will remain here
August.
rk is progressing rapidly on the
ing of the Georgia. Florida and Ala-
a Railroad, now being constructed
een Bain bridge and Tallahassee. It
id that tracklaying will ftegin on the
bridge end about May 20, and on
eo end about the first of
•— rallahasseeau.
r - and Mr. J. L. Dickinson cel-
ted their tin wedding at Iron
last W ednesday. Quite a nntn-
°t friends and relatives attended
happy occasion. Tnose going;
Bain bn ;«(. were Mr. and Mrs.
'• Dickinson, Mr. Mrs. T. A. Aus-
and Miss Subers and Mr. Wheel-
f. and .Mrs. E, J. Perry, Mr.
Mrs. G. G. Woodhull.
Tlit Bainbridgo Indepsndants Be-
union-
That is an excellant suggestion of
J..dge Jno. O. Perry, of Newton, for
a reunion of the surviving members
of the Bainbridge Independents dur
ing tbe encampment of the Fourth
Ga. regiment liere next, month. There
was no finer company in the Confed
erate service than the Bainbridge In
dependents whose membership was
made up of the iower of our South
land. Judge Perry is one of the snr-
vivors of tiie one hundred members
of that grand old company and his
suggestion that they hold a reunion
on their old camp gronnd should be
acted upon at once. The 4th regi
ment will go into camp here on the
19th of June, on the old company's
ground, Gamp Campbell.
The original roll of the company
is in the possession of Capt. Ben. E.
Russell, ot this city. The surviving
members of the company, so far as
Judge Peny can now remember, are
as follows: ' ..
H. W. Gainey, Jas. Lewis,^Jas.
Sapp, Sam Crawford, John D. Har
rell, E. II. Smart, M. W. Bates, Geo.
GrifiSn, Jesse Griffin, L/0. Jackson,
Jim Woodward, John O. Perry, Wil
liam Gains, S. L. Belcher. D. K, But
ler, Thos. Adams, M. W. Harrell, B.
F. Colbert, B. E. Russell, Mortimer
Bates, Mitchell Griffin, Thos. J. Je
ter, R. F. Evans, Jas. Shaw, Byron
Trulock.
There are doubtless others who are
still living and in reach who would
attend.
Bainbridge should spend her best
effort to entertain the Combined
Teachers Institute of Decatur and
Miller Counties, which meets in this
oity beginning June lOlli and lasting
one week. Last year Decatur Coun
ty teachers met in Colquitt and if we
are to measure up the hospitality to
wards Miller county teachers as was
shown ours, we will have to get a
move on us. however we are sure that
tbe coming Institute will be the most
successful yet held, and it is our be-
leif that more interest is being taken
in educational matters than in many
years past.
Those who attended the picnic
and school closing at Attapulgus
last Friday pronounce it one of the
most delightful affairs they ever wit
nessed. It had been our intention
to attend but tbe superior court
which was then in session demanded
our presence, and we were thus rob
bed of a days pleasure.
Last Saturday, before leaving for Al
bany, Maj. Wooten and Capt. Hawes
went over the fair grounds and selected
the exact site for the locatiou of the en
campment. The major expresses him
self as highly pleased with the selection.
Our city officials and the military author
ities will uow begin arrangements, that
thejgrounds may be found in perfect or
der upon the arrival of the regiment.
Rey. \V. Stephens Tucker will preach
in the Preshytenan church tomorrow
morning aud night. Mr. Tucker is an
able and eloquent preacher and it is to
be hoped that a large congregation will
attend both services. He is not only an
eloquent preacher of the gospel, but a
man of rare learning and attractive per
sonality. The public is most cordially
inyited to these services.
People keep calling our attention to
the condition of Florida and Troupe
streets at their intersection near Mr. A.
L. Townsend's residence. We submit
that the matter should be referred to
the chairman of the Street Committee.
This vigilant officer would no doubt see
that the necessary improvements are
made.
Mr. R. G. Harts field, cashier ot the
P oples’ Bank expects to leave tomorrow
to join the Georgia Bankers Convention,
to be held at O.d Point Couifot, Va..
next week. The program will include
also New York and Buffalo, by chartered
steamer.
Have vour old harness cleaned tip
and worked over—almost as good as
new at A. P. Holt’s, West street.
COMFAKIBa K A.\l> « WILL ATTHS IX.
UAMPMWIT AS OAK ORSAXIlAtMX,
At a meeting held at their armory
the members of oompany G, Albany
Guards, decided to attend the en
campment of the Fourth regiment to
be held at Bainbridge next month.
The regiment, according to the
present schedule, will leave for
Bainbiidge on Tuesday, the 18th
proximo, and camp will be formally
opened on the morning ot the 19th,
About thirty-five member of oom
pany G have signified their Intention
of attending, and the number may
be still further increased. The route
selected lies over the Central road
to Arlington, and over the Georgia
Pine from that plaue to Bainbridge.
Company E will not attend the
encampment as an independent com
pany, though some of its members
will probably go along with com
pany G. Lieutenant Dennis Flem
ing will be in command of the Al
bany contingent during the' week
spent in camp, and no one doubts
that he will look after the interests
of the comply in an entirely ac
ceptable manner—Albany Herald.
TO THE LADIES'
Every Thursday in June will be a
bargain day, commencing next
Thursday tbe 6th, v)ith Ribbon, As
usual, late in the season has reduced
prices on all of my hats. Have dis
posed of all the $60, $35 and $25
bats—have a few $6 and $5 hats
still on hand. Hats at prices to suit
all, from 25 cents up for cash only
on all reduced goods.
Mbs. M. J. Reynolds.
iiim • Put
der
10 CENTS A BOX ONLY
Grenada Drug
Company,
Bainbridge, Ga*
-A FIRST CLASS-—
«m Ul BOARD STABLE!
t am devoting my best attention to the dare Of A limited dumber of hot-ses
1 have only experienced horsemen, ahd they ate under thy direct supervision,
At
My Bray Line
Is RUNNING ON fcfcLL TIME AND IF YOU NEED
ant hauling call on me.
3-EO. D. SRIFFTN.
A Hatter of Li and Death,
It is often; whether you have your
prescriptions filled promptly
iand accurately.
We melee e Speoielty of
Our Prescription Department
And Physicians
Prescriptions.
And family recipes
are filled from pure
fresh drugs, and in
the most careful
and exact manner.
Our charges are reasonable and our Bervice prompt and .
obliging at all times.
We also carry a complete stock of '
Patent and proprietary Medioines, Fancy,,
and Toilet Artloles, druggist, ’
Sundries Sto.
Which we will sell as cheap as they can be .bought any where
OAK CITY DUO CO..
Bainbridge, Georgia.
H.C. A11.il 81* Nussbautn. S.K.,Brinson.
ALLEN & COMPANY.
F1P MBIPS.
BAlNBRIfiSR - GEORGIA.
SOMETHING WORTHY
OF CONSIDERATION.
R , y
A MEW REVOLUTIOM IM THE
BARBER BUSINESS.
An absolutely safe shave at tbe new
City; Shaving Parlor, a oonspicious stand
next door, to oity Post Office.
Our, plan of shaving w ho oomplete
that we can prevent infection or inocu
lation. by so called noxious or poi.-ionous
grems. * These troubles are oftiiues con
tracted from one to the other by reason
of using the same razor or brush on every
body. Now how we prevent such troub
les we have a steriliser, a nickla plated
concern ip. which we always keep hot
boiling boiling water. We put a certain
quanity of Antiseptiola, then every bar
ber after shaving each customer places
his razor over the Sterilizer into tbe
boiling water, letting it remain for a few
minutes. After shaving we use a por
tion of that Antiseptiola on each custo
mer’s face. By this method we can as
sure you a safe shave.
Cali and see us and we will convince
you. that oqr service is the best in the
oity. Shave 10c.. Hair Cut 25c.
P. M. SIMS, Proprietor.
FOES A L E OR EXCHANGE.
I have 0 jersey bulls from six months
to two years old. elligable to registration
which 1 will sell cheap for cash, or would
exchange them for beef oattle at market
value, Apply to T. M. Himes.
Bainbridge, Ga.
A General Merchandise
* Store! f
CLEAN iTOCK,
CLEAR METHODS,.
I have genuine bargain:
to offer YOU!
Small; profits and quick sales, hones
weight and just measure, prompt
attention and courteous treatment
constitute my motto.
Can I Say More ?
Make it convenient to call at my
j* store and be convinced of these
facts.
w. I. GASSETT,
ELDORENDO, GA
A L.TOWKSXSD.
O. r. WESTM ORB LAKH
Attobneys-at-Law,
Bainbridge, Geor
ROB’ L. S. BRIDGES.
Practicing Physician,
BRINSON, - - GEORGIA,
. All calls promptly attended.. (
